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Wombat's - Common Area

Wombat's

4.2(32 reviews)
75.7 km•Freihausviertel, Wieden

TLDR: All around the best experience! Barely any flaws…read more This was my 2nd time ever staying a hostel. I stayed around XMAS time and it was well worth the decision to choose Wombats. I definitely would stay at this chain again. [ PRICING ] It is cheaper to book directly with Wombats than through a service site, like HostelWorld. However, the price difference is insignificant (only a couple of dollars) There are different types of rooms available. You can choose from a mixed or female-only room, how many people are in your dorm (3-8 ppl). It just depends on what is available at the time. Private rooms are more expensive and are better suited if you have enough people to fulfill the space or are willing to pay more. I'm not sure if prices change depending on when you book (with exception of major events of course). [ SERVICE ] The staff is great, friendly, and helpful. During Christmas, the staff provided a list of places that are open which is super helpful. [ CHECK-IN/OUT ] Checking is a smooth and easy process. Front desk is open 24 hours. To receive your key, instead of a financial deposit, you need to leave some form of ID with them (i.e. drivers license or other non-passport ID). Make sure to have one accessible but be sure to give them one you would not need during your trip. For instance, it might be good to keep your student ID since some places will give you student discounts and require proof. They give you a map of the city with suggestions for food, places to sightsee, etc. It's nice to reference. You also get a coupon for a free drink at the bar. These definitely help welcome you into the city and the hostel environment. The front desk should also give you a number tag so that you can mark your bed in your dorm. The number matches what locker number you have. Make sure to give this back when checking out or you will be charged. [ DORMS ] The dorms are very safe. In order to get inside to access the rooms, you need a key card. For your room itself, use the same card to get in. Sheets are provided for each bed. You need to put it on yourself which can take time and be confusing at first. I recommend just getting it done with so you can just come back and lay down. When you are checking out, be sure to bring down the sheets. The room as a whole is spacious and clean. The bunk beds are spaced out from each set in the room so it does not feel like you're super close to other people. It feels like you have your own personal space. I came with a friend in a 6 bed dorm and it felt like we had our own side in the room. For each bed, there is a space with an outlet, a small counter, and a light. Included in your room are lockers for safekeeping. They are secure and you need your key card to lock and unlock it. They are pretty big so there should be plenty of space to fit your belongings, such as a large backpack or small suitcase. There's a hanger rack. Inside the room is a section with tables and chairs. It encourages interactions and is nice to sit down especially when I am only taking a small break, do not want to climb back into bed especially when I have dirty clothes on. The bathroom is inside the room. It is pretty big and clean. There is space to leave your toiletries without having to leave it in the shower. [ AMENITIES ] There are several amenities. Free WIFI! The common room is super chill and relaxed. It's extremely comfy so you'll see people resting and falling asleep there. Laundry is downstairs. Each machine is 3€ but only accepts 50 cent coins. You can ask for change at the front desk if needed. The bar opens at 6pm. It always seems lively and the bartenders have always friendly. You can play pool and also buy games to play with people. The interior of the bar is super spacious and has a lot of seating. Great place to socialize and make friends. If you go up the stairs, there is a kitchen and eating area. You can purchase breakfast if you'd like. The eating area has a lot of space to chill or eat at. The kitchen has two fridges and labels. Pots, pans, utensils are free and accessible. [ CULTURE/COMMUNITY ] To my surprise, it seemed like there was a diverse range of people. There are young travelers as well as people who seem to be in their 40s. Everyone is friendly (staff and travelers) and I was able to easily meet people from all across the world. I recommend going to the bar to socialize and putting yourself out there! [ LOCATION ] The hostel is in a very good location and has a lot nearby. A lot of places are within walking distance and there is a bus stop and train station nearby. Within the area, there are many food places to try. There is a grocery right next door and many Asian markets in the block. Directly across is the Naschmarkt market which has lots of seafood. It is fun to walk around or eat.

Stopped in for some coffee and a break. Good coffee and great atmosphere. Looking forward to going…read moreback and staying for a couple days in a few months.

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Wombat's - Common Area

Common Area

Wombat's - Dorm Room

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Hotel am Stephansplatz - From our window

Hotel am Stephansplatz

4.2(18 reviews)
76.5 km•Innere Stadt
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This is a beautiful hotel overlooking the St Stephen's cathedral. It was super clean and modern…read moreand staff were helpful. Location right in the middle of old town. Breakfast was buffet style and enormous! 100 percent would go back! The Christmas market is right next to the cathedral if you are visiting at Christmas!

A wonderful hotel in a wonderful location!…read more Located directly across from St. Stephens, this contemporary boutique hotel is in the perfect location to see all that Vienna has to offer within a short walk. Or the subway entrance is right out front so you can venture as far as you want! The rooms are well furnished for a European hotel- large towels (even washcloths which are not common in Europe) nice toiletries, and coffee in the room. We upgraded to a suite on the top floor and had our own personal balcony with a table, chair and umbrella to sit outside and enjoy the sights and sounds of the Plaza. The included breakfast in the morning was one of the best we had on our trip! Pastries, eggs, bacon, sausage, breads, meats, cheeses, etc- whatever you wanted - it was there. And they have a couple of guys making your favorite coffee drinks as well so I could have sat in the breakfast room all day. And the staff was super accommodating- they ordered us a taxi on our last day and because they did it (or maybe it was the time of day) they were able to pick us up out front versus us having to walk from the pedestrian plaza that this is located on. Know before you go that if you are driving- I'm not sure exactly how close you can get before you have to park your car although there is a parking garage on the nearby side street. Why not 5 stars you ask? The bed just wasn't as comfortable as it could be. It was hard and just wasn't what I was expecting given everything else was so great! But if you like a really hard beds- this could be your place. That aside- we had a great visit and would return the next time we are in Vienna!

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Hotel am Stephansplatz - View from our hotel room of the Christmas markets.

View from our hotel room of the Christmas markets.

Hotel am Stephansplatz - View from our room!

View from our room!

Hotel am Stephansplatz - View from our hotel room of the Christmas markets.

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View from our hotel room of the Christmas markets.

Junges Hotel - hostels - Updated October 2026

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